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This is a large, framed, silk screened tapestry made in England of the famed Tibor Reich 1967 "A Tournament" collection, design 322, done in a tan background with black, orange, white and gold, which is less common than the other color combinations available.

Tibor Reich (1916-1996) designed this collection for his STRATFORD-UPON-AVON SHAKESPEARE SERIES OF 1967.

See our ebay listing for more information on Tibor Reich Collections.

This tapestry was framed at Burmingham Art Gallery in Birmingham, Michigan owned by John McKinney as noted by the label on the back of the piece. Sadly, research on Mr. McKinney and his gallery revealed he was the senseless victim of murder by gunshot in his gallery in November 1977 at the age of 50, and remains unsolved to this day. More information from press articles can be found at the following thread http://cloakdagner.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=members&action=display&thread=120

CONDITION: This is in very good to excellent condition. The fabric has been preserved well in it's frame so there are no tears or stains. It doesn't appear to be faded. There is no major damage, gouges or scratches to the wood frame except the left of the frame appears to have some marks with some minor surface scratches here and there.

MEASUREMENTS: 50" long x 25" wide including the frame.

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